Kovr Wrap Studio
Your car, your design.
Pick any color. Change it again whenever you want.
Paint protection
Protects the paint underneath.
The wrap comes off later — your factory finish stays exactly as it was.
Resale value
Protects your resale value.
Factory paint stays factory paint — no repaint history to disclose later.
Reversible by design
Change your mind, not your car.
Swap the color again anytime. No damage, no trace.
About Kovr
No lineup, no shared bay, no other vehicle competing for attention. When you book Kovr, the studio is yours — and only yours — until the work is done.
- 10 Years Experience
- 3M Preferred Installer
- Avery Dennison Certified
- Hexis Certified
- XPEL Certified
Most wrap shops run on volume — multiple bays, multiple cars, attention split to keep the schedule moving. Kovr runs on one project at a time, because divided attention is where wrap work goes wrong: a seam rushed, an edge left slightly proud, a panel someone meant to get back to.
Ten years in, we're certified installers for 3M, Avery Dennison, Hexis, and XPEL — trained to each manufacturer's own standard, not guessing our way through a roll of vinyl. One vehicle on the floor. One team on it, start to finish. One appointment — yours.
One project on the floor
Your car isn't sharing floor space, technician time, or attention with anyone else's.
One dedicated team
The people who scope your project install it and inspect it. No handoffs.
Private, by appointment
No walk-ins, no waiting room, no one else's car parked next to yours.
Unhurried timeline
Projects finish when they meet the standard — not when the calendar says so.
Services
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Color Change Wraps
The color your car should have come in. Gloss, satin, matte, and specialty finishes — reversible whenever you change your mind, with your factory paint protected underneath.
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Paint Protection Film
Invisible, self-healing armor for the paint you paid for. Colorado's gravel, traction sand, and mountain highways hit the film — not your finish.
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Commercial Wraps
Design-led fleet branding that turns work vehicles into moving brand assets — from one van to a full fleet, consistent to the last panel.
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Wall Graphics
Large-format murals, cut vinyl, and privacy films for offices and retail — the same brand language indoors as on your fleet.
The work
Vehicle — Full color change
Color Change Wraps
Wraps use cast vinyl — a thinner, more flexible film than the calendared vinyl used for signage — laminated with a protective topcoat, which is why it conforms cleanly around curves instead of shrinking back over time. Once it's on, care is simple: hand wash only, skip automatic car washes with brushes, and avoid pointing a pressure washer directly at panel edges.
Protection — Self-healing film
Paint Protection Film
Most paint protection film runs 6 to 10 mil thick (roughly 150–250 microns) across three layers: a thin elastomeric topcoat that gives it the self-healing property, a thicker urethane layer that actually absorbs the impact, and an adhesive layer underneath that won't yellow over time. The self-healing happens because that top layer softens with heat — sun or warm water — and flows back into shape, so light swirls and fine scratches disappear instead of staying put.
Fleet — Brand on the road
Commercial Wraps
Industry-reported figures put a wrapped vehicle at 30,000–70,000 daily views, with a cost per thousand impressions commonly cited around $0.36–$0.77 — compared to roughly $3.56 for a billboard and $23.70 for TV. Those numbers come from outdoor-advertising industry sources rather than one controlled study, but the underlying case holds: a wrap keeps your brand in front of people long after a single ad buy would have expired.
Interior — Brand in the room
Wall Graphics
Interior graphics typically hold up 5+ years indoors out of direct sun, while exterior-facing window and glass films are usually rated for less due to UV exposure. A conference room in frosted privacy film, a reception wall in cut vinyl lettering, a hallway wrapped floor-to-ceiling in brand imagery — the material and application change with the use case, which is part of what we scope during the site survey.
Latest projects
Real vehicles, delivered from the studio.
In their words
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Before you ask
Will a wrap damage my factory paint?
No — installed and removed professionally, a wrap protects the paint under it from UV, light scratches, and road grime, and comes off cleanly.
How long does a wrap last?
With proper care, typically several years — depending on film, finish, sun exposure, and how the vehicle is washed and stored.
How long does installation take?
Most full color changes take several days. Your car isn't released until every edge, seam, and panel passes final inspection.
What does PPF protect against?
Rock chips, gravel spray, road debris, bug acids, and light abrasion — the film absorbs the hit instead of your paint.
Can you match our exact brand colors?
Yes — we work from your brand guidelines and keep specs on file so every vehicle in the fleet comes out identical.
Do wall graphics damage walls?
We spec removable-grade materials for leased and finished spaces so graphics come off without pulling paint.
Do you offer a warranty?
Installation is backed by a workmanship warranty, and film materials carry their own manufacturer coverage on top of that. We'll walk through exactly what's covered — and what voids it, like automatic car washes on a fresh wrap — before you leave the studio.
What if something goes wrong after installation?
Call us directly — you'll have a real point of contact, not a support ticket. Lifting edges, seam issues, or film defects covered under warranty are addressed at the studio, not shipped out to a third party.
Contact — Colorado Springs